>> new this morning a peninsula fire station becomes the victim of an out-of-control driver. i'm marla tellez. we're going to show you all of the damage coming up. >> a baby is in the hospital this morning after a close call during an east bay apartment fire. >> reporter: i'm bob redell. b.a.r.t. calls for a special meeting to look into its recent officer-involved shooting. >> a live look outside, a cooler start to the day. cooler temperatures will prevail on this tuesday, july 12th, day in the bay. >> good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 6:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. i want to check in with christina loren. she has a look at our forecast. >> good morning to you. what a difference a few hours

will make today. we have mostly overcast conditions, now all the way from the san francisco coast up through livermore. we'll let you know when it's going to start to break apart and more importantly when this cooldown comes to a close. i have nhave those answers. >> the fog and the marine layer, this is not marine layer, this is the traffic layer. look at this. heavier than we see through the part of almost. folks head down to isabelle and stanley. a 22 minute drive. speeds averaging 40 miles per hour. in the last six minutes i watched as the increase in volume, no metering lights yet. it's a tuesday, we should see them about 6:15.

>> thank you, mike. 6:01. new this morning firefighters in san mateo had to repond to an emergency outside their front door. an suv slammed through the door at one of the garages. marla tellez joins us live with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i spoke to a firefighter who is on duty, he was on last night when that sunshine suv came slamming into the garage door and he says it was a shocker. this is fire station 27 off deanzo boulevard off 92 in the man meat hills. the most extensive part of the damage, the door wiped out. the pile of debris, there is some damage inside in the interior. you can get a look at that. this is what we're hearing. across the street we're going to give you a look, the deanda off

ram. the driver lost control and slid into this fire station. we do have the shoe from last night. it happened before 11:00. you can see the white yukon, it could have been a lot worse. no firefighters or personnel were hurt. but the two people, there were two inside the suv taken to the hospital. we're hearing stanford hospital with injuries. the extent is not known. this has not been confirmed. i'm working to thet this confirmed but we hear it's a female mother potentially driving drunk, had her 17-year-old with her. the daughter tried to grab the wheel and straighten her driving out. the end result is the video and the damage behind us t suv

slamming into the fire house. if there is a bright side to this, they ended up here where the firefighters would cover their response time immediately. that is the bright side of this story. >> right f. there could be any. thank you for finding it. >> yes. >> it is 6:04. a mother and her baby are safe after a fire ripped through their apartment. on crest wood drive before 2:00 this morning, the baby is now in the hospital recovering. firefighters say they were able to rescue the baby because the apartment's sprinkler system was working properly. >> they have the fire under control. so far no word on the cause. >> new documents show nine days after kid naping jaycee dugard a parole officer paid a visit.

the "sacramento bee" obtained them through the freedom of information act. the parole officers report concluded that things were going well saying garrido appeared committed. the other reports through 18 years of apivity, all of which is everything is okay. garrido was an parole. the news comes on the same day that dugard is about to release her book. the book talks about the day she was kidnapped. the writing could help jaycee heal. phillip will spend the rest of his life in prison, nancy is eligible for parole in 36 years. >> this morning an independent

investigator is looking into the officer involved fatal shooting. bob is live with more plus a look at yesterday's service disruption. >> reporter: good morning. b.a.r.t. will hold two special meetings at its headquarters in oakland to look into whether two officers were justified in the shooting death of a man here at the civic center. there were about 100 people who made their opinions known by disrupting the evening commute here at the 16th street station to protest the shooting. police shot charles hill three times on the civic center flat form where he had reportedly been drinking, armed with a knife and had thrown a broken vodka bottle at one of them. the board kuehled for a meeting

with its new independent police officers. this is a position created in response to the death of oscar grant, an unarmed passenger not and killed by an offer on new year's day. the auditor, mark smith, he has promise add thorough investigation into the charles hill shooting here at the civic center. smith is experienced in these, having helped similar positions in los angeles and chicago. this is only his third week on the job here. after his meeting this morning bard newly created 11-person citizen review bard. will neat discuss the shooting. both the review board and the auditor report to the b.a.r.t. board of directors. i bring this up, that means each side could disagree and present their own conclusions as to what

transpired. reporting lifrn, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> today students will be protesting a meeting by california state university officials over proposed tuition hikes. the board of russees will vote to consider a plan to raise tuition by well%. if approved understood graduate rates increase to more than $6400 which includes mandatory campus fees. the hike is necessary due to the state budget. funding was cut more than 20% eliminating $650 million. >> san francisco looks to get a new neighborhood a. judge tossed out most after legal challenge against the hunters point development. developers want to build more than 10,000 homes at the old ship beyond reasonable doubt and candle stick point. the judge says environmental concerns have been settled.

>> stanford has gotten the final nod for expansion of its facilities. the council approved the $5 billion project. the final vote had been stalled after some protested the expansion would do away with the day care. stanford agreed to relocate that. it includes reconstruction of the hospital and kleinic and expansion of the children's children. cooler temperature this is morning. what's going on? let's check in with christina loren. >> good morning to you. yeah, we've got a really deep marine layer and it sen freighted all the way inland. whether it's san francisco, antioch vths the try valley you'll find mostly cloudy conditions. clearing as we head through the afternoon. it will take the longest at the coast. in some places like daly city you may not get out of that fog

all day long. 53 degrees in oakland. you're up to 53 in santa ro ta. some we're going to wake up with a couple of 40s, the coolest air on the way. today, by about noon, 60 degrees. mild in the city. as you break for lunch not a agreed day for outdoor plans. because mostly cloudy conditions will reveil all the way through noon, by clour clock, a lot of sunshine on the way and temperatures will stay mild even inland. 76 in san jose. 77 in gilroy. we've got the weekend around the corner. it always feels like the weekend. we'll see if we have summertime later than normal traffic out there. >> we're seeing that for a couple of weeks nen fourth of

july -- okay you covered for me but still, antioch. 12 miles per hour. not a big surprise but we're watching this area that i circled near pittsburg and bay point, seeing the speeds drop to this area. heavier than we've seen for the last couple of weeks. it new major issue. hooking for the effects of those. 18 minutes off of the bridge. the golden golden gate bridge, you see the sheen, that's a note for the drivers, especially off ramps, 101, or the center, far side of the water. watch out for workers. remind you to move over. >> you see them coming. all right.

6:11. still to come on "today in the bay," the u.s. navy could choyn the search for seven missing fishermen. former first lady betty ford's memorial is today. a report is coming up.

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denim, shaun white hoodies and denim. >> good moshing to you. taking a live look outside. embarcadero shrouded in the fog. hovering over the bay area. we'll check the temperatures coming up. 6:14. the u.s. coast guard will search for seven missing fishermen off the coast of mexico again today. the fishermen are still missing since their chartered boat capsized and sank. navy divers said to have headed

to the bay area have not yet deployed. the family members say they hope the order is working this official channels. relatives hope the dive team might locate the boat. >> a fire at the san diego zoo is arson of it when we told you about it yesterday it destroyed a gift store near the panda exhibit around 1:00 a.m. on monday morning. it was declared arson yesterday. luckily the fire did not hurt animals or people but did cause about $700,000 in damage. >> a public memorial will be held for former first lady betty ford today. she passed away on friday at the age of 93. john cadiz klemack is in palm desert. >> reporter: good morning. we are about a quarter of a mile from st. margaret's church where the services will take place. there will be two of them this

morning, we're going to have a camera inside to help share that. the public will be allowed to good in. we want to let you know that the secret service has this blocked off to anybody who is not invited to attend the events or live in this area. betty ford died over the weekend, on friday in fact, at 93 years old. undoubtedly will go down as a woman whose live changed many. ford wanted to be a dancer, majored in the art in college, then in 1947 she was introduced to gerald ford, they married in october 1948. in the white house betty ford's approval was said to be higher than her husband's. she raised awareness of addiction and breast cancer. she was open about her own issues which likely saved thousands of lives. i think the church is prepping for services to begin after 11:00 this morning.

a second for 2:00 this afternoon. both of those are private but we'll have a camera inside. among the dignitaries. michelle obama, former first lady nancy reagan, george w. bush and bill clinton, hillary clinton and rose alynn carter. the public can be here and then later tomorrow early in the morning in fact, they will take her to michigan where she will lie with her husband. that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you, john. it's 6:17 now. see what you have planned for your day. will you base it on the forecast? i want to check with meteorologist christina loren. >> basically you're sighing no excuses not to take care of outdoor activities hike washing your car for example. i'm not going to do it anyway.

we are socked in with fog in the city. up and down the coast now the dense clouds are shuging. the reason is on shore flow. we told you about this system of low pressure yesterday. as we head through today it's staying put, staying stationary. the changes come tomorrow. you can see it's dragging this cold front. we'll have this pass through the bay area and drop our temperatures more so. temps struggling to break that 70-degree mark. even the warmer spots so cooler on the way for tomorrow. hrd you'll notice that dink. temperaturewise as we head throughout the day. hooking mild, foggy conditions, probably until about 2:00 p.m. then the sun will come out, warming up to 63 degrees. areas of fog as we told you about, probably until about noon

the thickest fog will be out there. that means drizzle. watch for slick conditions. mostly cheer conditions. inland we see the south and the east bay cities cheer the fastest. like last night a little breesy throughout this afternoon. as we head through tomorrow temps keep tumbling. this morning uniform numbers just about, 56 in fairfield versus 53 in san francisco because that marine layer pushed inhand. you will likely experience over cost until about 11, probably going to have to wait until 2:00 p.m. for the sunshine. 63 as a result. 75 in redwood city. seven-day outlook, pretty good if you're not looking for the heat. stay in the bay area. temperatures are only going to break about 85 degrees not until

next monday. looking nice and fair. this is why we live here. love it. southern california weather much warmer this time of year. >> thank you, christina. 6 chon 19. bay area schools could soon have the power to finish liker bullies. >> now we're getting a hook at numbers. we'll talk about it in tech today. >> we drive north out of pacifica, we see a nice smooth drive, the earlier significant alert, that cleared without incident. we're close to the reasons. i'll show you where and tell you why. >> check out nbc morning news on facebook. friend us even individual'd lovu we'd love .toear from you.

>> welcome back. it is 6:23 now. we'll get a look at the maze. a couple of reasons for the slowdown. the increased traffic and the metering lights. about a minute after my last report they turned on the lights because of the volume of traffic. we see slowing. let's see how things are. the backup going past the 880 over crossing. the cash lanes catching up. the low clouds not an issue. you might get drizzle in parts of the bay area. a live look at 880. we saw traffic north past the coliseum. it's going through downtown and

will hit the toll plaza. back to you for now. >> thank you. 6:23. california schools will soon have the power to punish students for cyber bullying. on friday governor brown signed the bill. the new law essentially tweaks a previous measure. it now addresses cyber bullying through cyber sites like facebook who officials will have the right to suspend or expel students for threatening others though this. >> could one of the largest companies in the south bay get smaller? we heard talks of cuts at cisco before. >> we expect more. we speculated in the past that cisco will decide it's hired too many. it expanded into too many categories and said cutbacks are

a must. bloomberg is putting a number on it. as many as 10,000 jobs or 14% of works for. but august 11 on the calendar when cisco till lower the boom. things are going well in silicon valley. but there are some companies that suffer. they are not in the valley but microsoft i think in that category. still making money but not living up to what the shareholders want them to. >> the nugget in this is it's dropping palm from its vocabulary. you were using the word palm technology in marketing this though the rest of us thought palm screamed 20th century. >> it's a web --

>> there was a time everybody wanted to have a palm. >> yes. that was right, more than 20 it. that was early 21st. still very young. >> it is 6:26. bart's committee will talk about a deadly shooting. an subsuv slams into a station in san may. >> a live look outside, hack at the fog over the city by the bay. can't even make out the top of the pyramid. ♪ [ male announcer ] who's your car's best friend? gasoline that cleans. chevron with techron. care for your car. [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded...

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>> reporter: b.a.r.t. calls two special meetings in response to the latest b.a.r.t. police

officer involved shooting. i'll have the story coming up. >> and a peninsula fire station welcomes part of a police investigation. good morning. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to explain to you what caused all of this damage coming up. >> and this will be a rally today for a man arrested for what happened after he refused to pull up his saggy pants on a plane. a live look outside, clouds hoveringing over the city by the bay. cooler temperatures. we'll check in on this tuesday, july 12th, "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 6:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. i want to check in with christina loren. >> good morning to you. those places where you can see this morning it's looking really

good. but we have such thick fog developing as we speak, particularly toward the coastline that you will probably encounter haven't issues. we get to mike in a mont. what you need to know is that although it's july, bring that jacket to work with you. we have cooler than average temperatures and bigger cooldown on the way tomorrow. your full forecast coming up as promised here is hike with traffic. >> look at the traffic. as warned it's slower there with 10 miles per hour registering. clearing by the time you get to heiferage. this area past willow pass east we have 50 now. that's a good drop in the speeds. the bay bridge metering lights have been on. just about 20 minutes. you see the backup back to the 880 overcrossing. on the report a new accident. there might be an issue with the

castro valley y. >> an independent investigator is taking a look into a recent fatal shooting involving a b.a.r.t. officer at a san francisco station. bob redell is live, he joins us. >> reporter: good morning. yes, b.a.r.t. will hold two special meetings this morning at their headquarters in oakland to look into whether two of its officers were justified in the shooting of a fan here. on july, july thirst. there are hundred hearsay made their position known. police shot 45-year-old charles hill three times on the civic center platform where he had allegedly been drinking. police say he was amped with a nerve and had thrown a bot cabotle at them.

there is a new police auditor. this is a position that was created in response to oscar grant. he was an unarmed passenger shot and killed. the auditor is mark smith, he has promised a thorough investigation into the charles hill shooting. he is experienced in these kind of internal reviews, having held similar positions in los angeles and chicago. this is his third week on the job. after his meeting bart less 11-person review board will also be meeting focusing on the charles hill. both report to the b.a.r.t. board of directors on their own. i bring this up because that means they are independent of each other. they can provide different

conclusions as to what transpired here. two sunday nights ago. reporting hive, "today in the bay." >> thank you. 6: 6:32. an suv slammed into the door. marla tellez joins us live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is one of those sort of freak accidents, it's not every day that a fire station becomes part of the accident. this is fire station 27 off of de anza bhfld in the hills and allen is giving you a look at the most extensive part of the damage with this main draj more wiped out. when we arrived a contractor was still here boarding up the door. what we're hearing if alhen can go across the street. this is the exit off 92.

what we're hearing the driver came off of this exit and ended up slamming into the fire station. we have the video from the scene. it happened shortly before clefrn clock. you can see the white gmc and all of the commotion it cause it. we're told a reserve fire truck was damaged. no firefighters or personnel first but there were two people in the suv, they were taken to the hos with injuries. what i'm working to confirm is we're hearing it was a mother and daughter in that suv. and the mother just happened to lose control. as to why is the question. san mateo police is handling this investigation. i put in a call to police waiting to hear back. i did speak to a firefighter who happened to be here last night. he is on buddy. now he tells me it was a

surprise, this does not happen every day. >> nor would you want it to. 6:34. we're hearing from the friends of a 14-year-old north bay teenage here died during a slumber party. takeimi rao was found dead. home run parents say their daughter and three other girls got sick in the middle of the night with what they thought was food poisoning. the next morning takeimi was dead. police believe the girls had been drinking. friends cannot believe she's gone. >> she's like really happy like upbeat people. selling me to take the right choices. >> an amazing little girl. completely surprised and really sad. >> if anything, it's the facts they are so naive and if she drank too much it's because she had not experience with drinking.

>> police do not plan to file charges against the girls parents. they did not know the girls were drinking. zh later this afternoon a rally at san francisco city hall to support a resolution for the man arrested for wearing baggy pants. deshon was arrested for not pulling up his baggy pants. he says he pulled up his pants after sitting down but then the incident became confrontational. he was arrested on suspicion of battery of a police officer, resisting and trespassing. u.s. airways racially profiled-imafter the airline show that they allowed a scantily clothed man fly without problems. you might want to grab a jacket. no connection to that whatsoever. >> that would not do it if you're waking up in the city.

you might need that jacket. it's kind of cold out there. considering the fact we're not going to be able to warm up until the sun breaks thorough that sick found mank. probably the first pacific of the day, also marin county. as we head throughout the afternoon, the areas of thick fog will start to clear. i'm thinking 11:00 a.m. in the south bay and the east bay. probably by 2:00 p.m. mostly clear, the second half of the day looks good. 70s with a breeze. we're going to see a cooler afternoon. you wanted to make outdoor plans, tomorrow might be your day. 53 in san francisco. 53 in san mateo. as we head throughout this afternoon not a lot of warming for places like san francisco. about a 10-degree spread. 6 they that's it because of that thick fog. sucks 6 in oakland, the same there. elsewhere, places that get

clearing, 77 in fairfield. 75 in livermore and 72 degrees in santa cruz. better beach days to come as we head into this weekend. more about that but something that's happening two nights, we got our boys involved. we have the freak, the panda, headed up by the skipper of course, bogey, big game sing and we love seeing our boys. it's going to be cool to see them may. really cool to see them play in 105-degreewment we see the first pitch go out. good luck to our giants out there. we'll round out the game, 7:00 p.m., just 96 degrees. not going to be that refreshing for them but when they get home things look great. >> yafk. that's my pick name. that's not clever.

580. 24-minute drive. look at this around first. at times it's down to 13. a good deal of slowing. then cut down through livermore. more traffic heading toward sunol so watch for the slowing. a nice drive toward the san mateo bridge, off hayward and 880. disabled vehicle, then an accident now northbound to 238 at 14 vote. that could be a major issue. we'll get another live look and show you traffic shows nicely up through oakland and the both sides of the free way starting to pick up so we'll watch that. there's the back of west grand avenue. >> you can tell it's cool out there. people still drive with windows all the way up. >> nobody wants to make trends.

that bubble of isolation. >> or that. >> no good deed goes unpunished. one fan could have to write a big check. lawmakers might -- some in washington will be talking budget, others talking bed bugs. why some experts are getting the ball next. a live look from the south bay. it looks like it's inland, warmer temperatures as noted. hello parents, it's going to be a big school year.

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>> two bug experts will be in washington to brief congressional staff about what they say is a big problem in the u.s. bed bugs and mosquitoes. kristen dahlgren is live in washington to tell us more. good morning. >> good morning. i was looking for a bright spot for the fact i don't get much sleep on this shift and i think i may have found it because we're talking about bed bugs. and what a huge problem they are. we knew they were gross but now these researchers from cornell university are going to be on the hill telling congress they could be a bigger health threat than we thought. we know they cause things like sleeplessness and stress. listen to this. they have been shown to cause anemia in kids and the elderly and the bites can leave us open

to the infections like mrsa. so it's a big concern. also a growing problem here in the u.s. if you look at the past few years the number of bed bug infestations increased 500% over the hast few years, now found in every state. more than a third are in hotels and motels mostly because this is so much turnover. an exterminator can be up to 4,000 so you continue want this problem. according to bed bug registry, san francisco is the tenth most infested city in the u.s. on that site. more than 516 cases in california just people writing in the report. so with the number a lot more than that. zh thank you very much. you got a ht of emand at them this morning. it's 6:44.

congress will vote today on whether to turn the lights off on the energy saving light bulbs. house republicans want to overturn parts of the 2007 energy act which required adopting more efficient light bulbs. the public should have the right to buy traditional cheaper bulbs. the obama administration opposes the change saying the new bulbs save billions in energy costs. hundreds of kids with diabetes looking forward to pumer sam. the society has pulled the mug on its summer comeps in the santa cruz mountains and lake tahoe though it's still advertising. the nonprofit says it doesn't have the money to run the program. parents want to know why they weren't know and why they sent out the message about refunds. this one that our best effort to

return your contribution but cannot guarantee an immediate refund. >> 6:45. the all-star game will be tonight with a number of bay area athletes. none took part last night but had fun taking part in media day. it was great. >> just going to have fun, enquoy the moment. especially when your name is going i mean. don't ever give up. i came into this and said you did not stop playing till they kick you out and take the uniform from you. that's what i was going to do. here i sit. >> remembering his childhood dreams.

the a's have one all star and also his first time bla the game. >> it's been nonstop. just a great teammates, great guys. just good familiar faces. it hit me when my family was here and they had the bersys with my name on the back. great tealing this is something i would cherish. this is a tribute to my father where this is what we worked for, and this is an honor. something i dream of. to be here i hope i never wake up. >> got to wake up to play the gamement all the players treated to a show. a version of a slam dunk contest. the slug are had 32 for the night to win that event. a lot of fun there. >> home run derby is not known

for defense but don't tell that to this kid. he makes a great diving catch, wow, during the derby. yeah, he knows. he's proud. and one guy's finding out being nice to a welcome won't give you a break from chris tan. he could have sold that call for a mint but instead gave the ball back to jeter. in exchange the yankee gave some bats and luxury sweet. >> tax experts say he will owe the irs between 5,000 to $13,000 in taxes. that doesn't seem fair, does it? >> help bridge the budget gap, i suppose. >> let's check win christina.

>> tig over 10,000 is not considered a gift. that's the good news. we're going to get really cool days. you can see right now hard to see the top of the golden gate bridge, the fog has settled independent and will likely stay put for the first part of the day. might not see hearing until 2:00 p.m. as we head throughout the day. it's not going to cheer that rapidly especially in the city of san francisco. although some spots in the south bay and the east by are getting that clearing. short wave drauf from the satellite imagery. it's going to usher in cooler air, that means even with the sunshine out tomorrow, our temperatures will struggle to break the 70-degree mark. cooler tomorrow and then we start to climb. 56 degrees in hayward. you're at 53 in san mateo and 53 in santa rosa.

about 60 in the city at 12:00 p.m. by 2:00 p.m. the sun comes through, the clouds break apart. 63 degrees. cool in the city. elsewhere down right pleasant. you don't need the at or the heater in concourt 76. 76 degrees in san jose. let's show you that seven-day outlook. 78 by thursday, nice. then the 80s come back friday. it's not going to get that warm. we're keeping the 90-degree readings off our forecast, all the way through next week. back to you. >> fair weather friend. that's a good thing in this case. stop me if you heard this often. who will be back. our former governor's return to the movies next. >> we'll look at wall street and the coolest bike ride. >> northbound 101 slows as is

tradition around actually. again right around 680. i'll show you where things are getting hefbier around the bay area commute.

>> new this morning look at this spectacular live pictures of this morning's space walk at the international space station. two astronauts are trying to retrieve a failed ammonia cooling pump. they are also testing a robotic fueling system. it's the 160th space walk at the station. if you want to follow along we're streaming the walk drive on our website at nbcbayarea.com. 6:53 now.

it was a busy commute. let's check things with mike. >> we had the sigalert earlier in daly city. that cleared. haven't had a problem since. here on the east bay we have an accident. it has moved to the shoulder. but that's slowing approaching 15s coming off 580 as well. we see that in the area but heavier than normal. also show approaching the san mateo bridge. approaching the other more popular bay crossing, not that i like it better. we have a 25-minute drive. we see the backup and the flow out of 680. back to you. >> thank you. before tweets it was dots and

dashes. today the old way of communicates comes back alive for just an instant, volunteers will fire up the historic radio station to tap out a message to commemorate the last morris code on july 12, 1999. morris code was used as a telegram service between ships and shores but became unnecessary with the advent of satellite and internet technology. yes kids, there was morris code. former governor arnold schwarzenegger going the take on drug cartels. he's ending his self-imposed delay on getting back in the movies. it hoosed two months. he announced he would hold off in the wake of his scandal enveloping an out of wedlock child with a house keeper.

his wife filed for divorce. his first movie will be where he plays an aging sheriff. actress mila kunis will attend. >> you can call me scott. i want to take a moment out of my day to invite you to the marine corps ball in greenville, north carolina. take a second, think about with it. get back to me. >> that is sergeant scott moore. he posted the invite. he gave it a shot. she accepted. she has a movie coming out with justin timberlake on august 22. i think he encouraged her. she's going out with him. no doubt all of hollywood shows will follow that one. see if there is a love connection. 6:56. scott, all you had to do was

invite megan fox on to press here. >> i think the fact that the guy's a hero and is in afghanistan and is a marine -- >> you are scott mcgrew. >> something to do with that. yeah. good luck to him. let's look at the markets. dow industrials are down 21 points after a terrible day yesterday, we're worried about greece, italy, cisco systems we're talking earlier about potential layoffs in august. check out nbc way area.com for more information on that. then video. this is germany, this is a bike lot. you put your bike on the lot. watch this. you don't have to lock it. it's all the way at the top. it is real. i don't speak german so i can't give credit where credit is due. i think it was very, very clever. >> we're having technology.

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